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- Q7790800 description "Early Providence settler".
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- Q7790800 abstract "Thomas Hopkins (1616–1684), was an early settler of Providence Rhode Island, and the great grandfather of Stephen Hopkins who was many times colonial governor of Rhode Island and a signer of the Declaration of Independence.Thomas Hopkins was baptized in Yeovilton, county Somerset on 7 April 1616, the son of William Hopkins and Joane Arnold. His mother was the sister of early Providence settler William Arnold, and the daughter of Nicholas and Alice (Gully) Arnold of Northover and Ilchester in Somerset. Hopkins' mother died when he was five years old, after which he and his sister Frances were likely taken into the family of their Uncle William Arnold, and most writers on his early history agree that he, aged 19, sailed to New England with his uncle's family in 1635. Also on the same ship was his first cousin, Benedict Arnold, also aged 19, the future governor of the Rhode Island colony.The Arnolds first settled in Hingham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, but in less than a year, in April 1636, they joined Roger Williams, and were among the first settlers of Providence. Soon thereafter they were the first English settlers on the Pawtuxet River, the southern edge of Williams's Providence purchase. Hopkins was not yet of age when they settled here, but soon reached his majority, and in 1640 he was one of 39 signers of an agreement to form a government in Providence, he signing his name with a mark.From 1652 to 1672 Hopkins served in a number of civic positions in Providence, including Commissioner, Deputy, and member of the Town Council. In 1676 King Philip's War raged in Rhode Island, and all of the Pawtuxet settlement, and most of Providence was destroyed. While Hopkin's two oldest sons, William and Thomas, either remained in Providence or returned there shortly after the war, Hopkins and his youngest son (whose name has not been discovered) moved to Oyster Bay, on Long Island in the Province of New York, and remained there. Hopkins' son predeceased him, and his daughter-in-law, Elizabeth, then married Richard Kirby. It was in the home of Kirby that Hopkins was living when he died in 1684.".
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- Q7790800 birthPlace "Yeovilton, Somerset, England".
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- Q7790800 dateOfDeath "1684".
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- Q7790800 deathPlace "Oyster Bay, New York".
- Q7790800 name "Hopkins, Thomas".
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- Q7790800 occupation "Commissioner, Deputy".
- Q7790800 placeOfBirth "Yeovilton, Somerset, England".
- Q7790800 placeOfDeath "Oyster Bay, New York".
- Q7790800 relatives "First cousin of Governor Benedict Arnold".
- Q7790800 relatives "Great grandfather of Governor Stephen Hopkins".
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- Q7790800 comment "Thomas Hopkins (1616–1684), was an early settler of Providence Rhode Island, and the great grandfather of Stephen Hopkins who was many times colonial governor of Rhode Island and a signer of the Declaration of Independence.Thomas Hopkins was baptized in Yeovilton, county Somerset on 7 April 1616, the son of William Hopkins and Joane Arnold.".
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